Susie: Hi, Ken. Did Rob give you a red envelope?
Ken: Yes, he did. Did you get one, too?
Susie: Yes! Rob is so nice.
Ken: I know. He wanted to share one of his culture's traditions with us.
Susie: But Lunar New Year isn't just part of Chinese culture. I just did a story about Lunar New Year!
Ken: Tell me about your story.
Susie: In Vietnam, people give red envelopes to celebrate Lunar New Year, too. Also, the first visitor of the new year is very important in Vietnam. They believe if the first visitor is nice, their family will have good luck the whole year.
Ken: Then you should invite a good person to be your first visitor!
Susie: People in Korea also celebrate Lunar New Year.
Ken: How do they celebrate?
Susie: They play board games!
Ken: Really! That's fun. What else do they do?
Susie: Many people travel to the east coast of Korea. They like to see the first sunrise of the new year.
Ken: That's a good way to start a new year.
蘇希：肯恩，嗨！羅柏有沒有給你紅包？
肯恩：有，他給了。妳也拿到了嗎？
蘇希：對啊！羅柏人真好！
肯恩：對啊，他想要跟我們分享他的文化傳統。
蘇希：不過農曆新年不只是華人文化的一部份。我剛作了一個關於農曆新年的報導！
肯恩：跟我說說妳的報導。
蘇希：在越南，大家慶祝農曆新年時也會給紅包。而且在越南，新年的第一位訪客是很重要的。他們相信如果第一位訪客是很好的人，他們的家庭一整年都會有好運。
肯恩：那妳應該要邀請一個好人當你的第一位客人！
蘇希：韓國人也慶祝農曆新年。
肯恩：他們怎麼過呢？
蘇希：他們玩花牌！
肯恩：真的！真好玩，他們還會做什麼？
蘇希：很多人會到韓國的東海岸去，他們喜歡看新年的第一個日出。
肯恩：那是開啟新的一年的好方法。
